Hi,

my name is Martin and I'm a postdoctoral scholar in Theoretical Chemistry at Stanford University. I'm a chemist by education, but after a few years in the lab, I realized if I spend hours cooking something, I'd rather get something tasty and edible in the end. So, I moved research-wise into theory (for more info, check out my CV   ).

My research interests focus around understanding the quantum-mechanical basis of (non-local) interaction mechanisms and emergent phenomena in complex systems ranging from nano-scale compounds to biomolecular systems. Further, I'm continuously working on developing and improving efficient electronic structure methods for large-scale atomistic modeling. Since recently, this involves ongoing efforts to incorporate quantum-mechanical principles into machine learning techniques (you can find my publications under Publications   or the Google scholar link below).

Besides research, I enjoy playing football, ice hockey, volleyball, almost any kind of alpine sports, but also traveling, web & graphics design, music, cooking, trivia, and quizzes.

Contact: martin.stoehr [at] stanford.edu

Google Scholar: scholar.google.com/citations?user=MyoZPDAAAAAJ